How long do I wait after application until I can plant more plants?
40857
Depends on what you want to plant. I planted grass about 2 months with good luck. Tomatoes not so good
956142
Depending on the plant it may take a few days to a week to show the plant has died. I usually wait a week to replant.
2157530
It doesn't hurt to keep them in the cloner until they have a good root system. Your plants will take better to replanting if you wait.
105482
One plant works best. I did two small patio plants and that was still too much.
124316
I would wait to apply on newly planted outside tomatoes until they are established...at least a week or two. For prevention, once every 14 days I believe it says on the bottle, and for treatment once every 7 days.
347373
2 weeks, give or take, and may require a second application. I just head into the yard every 2 or 3 weeks to re-treat and hit the ones I missed last time. I'm sure by fall it will all be gone.
1101225
well if it has been planted in this area for at least 6 months, this should be enough time for the plant to be well established. good luck, thank you for emailing me. your friend, rennea. 863-683-8711.
840895
i would say late may or early june at the latest. i live in zone 5, so you have to plan on what you will plant in it.
1371710
I would go with 2. Depending on what you are growing as to what color temperature. I had the best results using one cool white and one warm white and rotating the plants around every 3 - 4 days. Great product for the price!!
768106
If you follow many of the reviews you will wait for 30 to 60 days to see growth. Coincidentally that is too late for a refund. Please see the critical reviews also.
992802
I don't know but to be honest, my plants have not come back yet after the winter. Very bummed b/c they really grew beautifully. I'm hoping I see growth soon.
1950124
I don't have dandelions so I can't help you. Sorry. It takes 5-9 days for tough weeds like dicondra
1679554
As I understand it, thats not good practice, especially on seedlings of any kind. You can burn the roots and damage your plant if you start fertilizing too early. I believe 2 weeks or so is sufficient to start low doses of fertilizer slowly building. (thats my anecdotal evidence). You wouldn't want to use big bloom until further in (as it reads on the bottle). If you have any questions like this, you can also call your local extension office, which specializes in growing plants. If you have any other questions, I will do my best to answer. Hope this helps!
992117
it depends on how big the plants are for the first 2 to 3 months I had to change out the solution every two weeks but after that I had to start adding additional solution every other day
840392
I think anytime you have at least 6 to eight weeks before ground freezing you can plant In my cases I had to delay shipping because I still had snow and ice on my garden
28768
I'd hit you lawn, wait a week and then hit it again. After the second hit, it should be dead in 3-4 days and ready to plant bushes. It's powerful stuff, but it takes time to work.
155830
unfortunately I didn't have much luck with the first batch, I planted more and they started to come up and I will wait and see. I, live in desert climate